Biography:
The Spencer Davis Group was a mid-1960s British beat group from Birmingham, England. In their heyday, the group consisted of Steve Winwood on vocals and keyboards, Steve's brother Muff Winwood played bass, Pete York handled the drums, plus founder and lead-guitarist (and co-singer) Spencer Davis (1939–2020). With main producer the late Jimmy Miller, their best known songs include the UK number ones "Somebody Help Me" and "Keep on Running" (both written by reggae musician Jackie Edwards)
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My Babe:Spencer Davis Group.
Recorded in 1964.
(There are a few slightly different
versions of this song.)
#1.
G
I'm talkin' 'bout my baby, not your baby,
G7
say my babe, she's so fine.
C
I'm talkin' 'bout my baby, not your baby,
G
say my babe, she's so fine.
D C G D
She struts her stuff and people come, rain or shine.
#2.
G
Well, I love her, don't you love her,
G7
say I love her, do you hear?
C
I love her, don't you love her,
G
say I love her, do you hear?
D C
Upsets my soul, she whispers sweet
G D
words in my ear.
CHORUS:
D G
I love the way she walks, I love the
way she talks.
C
She makes me feel so good, just like
G
a young man should.
D C
She never make me cry, that's why, she's
G D
my babe, she's my babe.
#3.
G
Nothin' could be better than to see her
G7
in a sweater and a real tight skirt, that don't fit.
C
Nothin' could be better than to see her in a sweater
G
and a tight skirt, that don't fit.
D C G D
She wants to have fun, people let me tell you, that's it!
(INTERLUDE:)
#4.
G G7
My babe, yeah, yeah, yeah, my babe.
C G
My babe, yeah, yeah, yeah, my babe.
D G D
My babe, yeah, yeah, yeah, my babe.
CHORUS:
D G
I love the way she walks, I love the
way she talks.
C
She makes me feel so good, just like
G
a young man should.
D C
She never make me cry, that's why, she's
G
my babe..alright! alright! OK!
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
Recorded in 1964.
(There are a few slightly different
versions of this song.)
#1.
G
I'm talkin' 'bout my baby, not your baby,
G7
say my babe, she's so fine.
C
I'm talkin' 'bout my baby, not your baby,
G
say my babe, she's so fine.
D C G D
She struts her stuff and people come, rain or shine.
#2.
G
Well, I love her, don't you love her,
G7
say I love her, do you hear?
C
I love her, don't you love her,
G
say I love her, do you hear?
D C
Upsets my soul, she whispers sweet
G D
words in my ear.
CHORUS:
D G
I love the way she walks, I love the
way she talks.
C
She makes me feel so good, just like
G
a young man should.
D C
She never make me cry, that's why, she's
G D
my babe, she's my babe.
#3.
G
Nothin' could be better than to see her
G7
in a sweater and a real tight skirt, that don't fit.
C
Nothin' could be better than to see her in a sweater
G
and a tight skirt, that don't fit.
D C G D
She wants to have fun, people let me tell you, that's it!
(INTERLUDE:)
#4.
G G7
My babe, yeah, yeah, yeah, my babe.
C G
My babe, yeah, yeah, yeah, my babe.
D G D
My babe, yeah, yeah, yeah, my babe.
CHORUS:
D G
I love the way she walks, I love the
way she talks.
C
She makes me feel so good, just like
G
a young man should.
D C
She never make me cry, that's why, she's
G
my babe..alright! alright! OK!
A sixties smash from Kraziekhat.
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